yes to both statements.
forewarned is one thing ... what the msm is delivering is entirely something else.

try not to forget, Benghazi was fore-warned, 9/11 was fore-warned, Pearl Harbor was fore-warned ... sometimes, you can scream it from the rooftops, it
still doesn't motivate those who need to be.

They give them eyes but they do not see or ears that they do not hear with however
This is a bit different from the 9/11 as if the media actually said on the day that this was going to
happen then chance would definatley favour the prepared mind per se..

Then again, Scientists "claimed" there was a chance of 11 ft. Waves too. So...............

If ANYONE really wanted to know, or prepare themselves, then the Weather channel is the only "news" they should have been watching. Not Fox, Not
CNN.

Also, look to the past, for what can happen when you don't prepare. Even the best prepares can never be fully prepared.

Like you said. Leave.

Americans have become so preoccupied with what the TV says, that their own common sense is diluted to how many megapixels their TV's has, and how
crystal clear they can see the storm coming. Too bad they cant just open the door, to see the craps on their doorstep, hey?

Just listen

Americans have become so preoccupied with what the TV says, that their own common sense is diluted to how many megapixels their TV's has, and how
crystal clear they can see the storm coming. Too bad they cant just open the door, to see the craps on their doorstep, hey?

I am happy some of you mentioned the 11 dead... let us talk about those people for a minute. In all seriousness, all jokes aside.

This is my statement from another thread, that I was asked to remove myself from because I refuse to subscribe to the doom and gloom.

. Just like those inland who are panicking are putting their own loves in danger by doing so. These are the people we see about on the news who are
hiding on the top floor of their homes that have big trees falling on the roof. These are the people who sit by the windows and they suddenly shatter
under the pressure of 80 mph winds. They are far too busy stressing out and panicking to use a little common sense that they endanger themselves when
they don't have to and the reality is, they should simply stay indoors and be aware of the potential of rising water, falling trees, breaking
windows. Very simple things that can easily be foreseen by using your head.

I also suggested getting to the most lower level of your home in the event of falling trees and explained that the upper levels of a home would take
the impact and slow or even stop the tree before it reaches the lower levels. A minor detail that could very well save your life. Feel free to go
through the thread and find the exact quote.

Now let us look at these 11 deaths....

example #1.

Claudene Christian, one of two missing people from the HMS Bounty, has been found dead, the U.S. Coast Guard said. The ship sank off the North
Carolina coast earlier Monday, and 14 crew members were subsequently rescued. The Coast Guard is still looking for 63-year-old Robin Walbridge, the
ship's captain.

Do I need to point out how foolish it is to be on a boat in the middle of this storm? A death that could have been avoided using common sense.

example #2

A man was killed by a falling tree in Queens, a borough of New York City, fire department spokesman Frank Dwyer said. The 30-year-old man was
inside his house when the tree fell on him, said New York police spokesman John Grimpel.

What was it I said about falling trees?

example #3

One person was killed when a falling tree struck three family members in Mansfield, Connecticut, as they were heading Monday evening to a
neighbor's home that still had power,

Yeah here was some brilliant people. Let us jump in the car during a hurricane and drive to another house that had power. Again, another death that
could have been completely avoided had they stayed indoors and rode out the storm.

example #4

A 48-year-old woman was killed Monday in Davis, West Virginia, when her car collided with a cement truck while driving on a road covered with five
inches of snow,

What does common sense tell us about driving in these storms? Now combine this with the higher elevation of a snow covered roadway and it was clearly
a poor choice to make and this is a death that could have been avoided.

example #5

Two people in Morris County, New Jersey, were killed Monday evening when a tree fell on their car,

Again, why are you out driving in your car during a hurricane? The winds were blowing in the afternoon, these deaths happened in the evening and is
posted at 9:48 pm EST. Several hours after the start of this storm. Again, a pointless death that was easily avoided.

And the examples just keep coming. Each one easily avoided using common sense and being aware of the situation you are in and the potential of what
dangers go along with sustained high winds and rising waters.

It is sad these people died, it really is, but that does not change the fact that these deaths could have easily been avoided had people used common
sense, stayed clam, remained indoors and did not eat up the fear that the TV was pumping up.

i appreciate your contribution but we're not discussing 9/11 (especially since they had months advance warning yet allowed over 3000 and counting to
die, UNnecessarily), we're discussing forewarning vs fear-mongering.
there is a solid difference between the two and how a potential threat is presented.

no one, including me has been downplaying the potential of this storm, but plenty of us are down with the msm perpetuating end time scenarios
and fear fantasizing merely to spur sales/ratings more than anything else and in whatever manner they can git'r'dun.

never forgetting the possibility that this particular storm may be a direct result of their own weather manipulations.

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